Lane & Quinn Lots of photos.

[Christie Photo]

What is the name for this style of light? Is this what is called High-Key?

High key is not a lighting scheme, but properly refers to images that are composed using all white (or very light) tones.

-Pete

 

[craig]

Thanks Jeff. Been a while since I heard from you. The lighting is called "Craig's yet to be perfected one light bounced from the rear to the front"

Love & Bass

 

[THORHAMMER]

looks cool,

the expressions and fluidity show you have a good working relationship, thats neat cause they don't seem stiff at all...

Good use of the foam, maybe the light behind is a tad bright, but I think it works for kids.

 

[craig]

Thanks bro! Your words mean a lot to me! We got along really well. These kids are commercial pros. There mom came to me to update their portfolio. Turned out well and it seems as tough I will be getting a lot of work from this shoot.

Love & Bass

 

[DeadEye]

You did a fine job Craig. The bounce off foam core is an interesting way to back light, it had to be a bit tough with one light. This style of light can be tricky to control, small movement in foam core or subject will yield dramatic difference.

Here is my latest attempt~ http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=146541

I used a rip stop sheet hung behind subject and fired a umbrella into it to simulate her standing in front of huge soft box. A foam core bookend to camera left and a beauty dish to camera right. Was not exactly what I was after but close.

Was it a modeling bulb or a flash tube that blew? I had an ebay model bulb ESS 120 250W go out and replaced with one from bh.

 

[NateWagner]

I like the last two the best, with the last being tops .

the hair so out of place bothers me a bit on #4 and a bit on 5.